Articles Tagged with ''sustainable packaging''

Brisbane-based drinks company Mandatory Spirit Co. announced the launch of spirits in a 1.5-liter box. Mandatory Spirit Co. also is moving toward a more sustainable production of spirits by introducing the use of bag-in-box (BIB) packaging. 

Consumers expected to gravitate toward “less is more” regarding color, packaging and design, experts note.

As plastic caps and closures rise in demand, companies continue to innovate, improving on the performance and sustainability of beverage packaging, driving more adoption of recyclability and reusability.

Emma Chamberlain’s Chamberlain Coffee has launched their first-ever Coffee Pods. The launch marks a new wave of convenience for the brand and showcases its continued commitment to innovation and ability to meet customer needs, it says.

Boxed Water Is Better is teaming up with Universal Products & Experiences to offer renewable packaged water as a part NBCUniversal’s efforts to help reduce plastic waste. Launching in March 2023, the Jurassic World-inspired Boxed Water collection will be available in grocery store locations in the United States.

In the name of sustainability beverage manufacturers are taking a proactive approach with packaging innovations. With Beverage Industry’s annual Best Packages of Year feature, the editors selected a collection of packaging releases that highlight the sustainable packaging efforts that beverage-makers are applying to their brands.

For 30 years, Nespresso has been dedicated to bringing its consumers the ultimate coffee experience in a responsible way. It renewed that commitment by announcing a new range of paper-based home compostable capsules.

Hamilton, Bermuda-based Bacardi announced it is cutting approximately 140 tons of single-use plastic annually by removing plastic pourers from its bottles in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, Spain and Portugal. The removal has already begun, and by early next year, all 1.75-liter bottles of BACARDÍ rum – including Superior, Gold and Coconut – in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico will no longer contain the plastic pourer, cutting 76 tons of plastic annually, the company says.

Champagne Telmont announced that this holiday season it will continue its In the Name of Mother Nature initiative, in which it promotes “the bottle, and nothing but the bottle.” This season, it is calling its award-winning Réserve Brut the No Gift Box Unlimited Edition, solidifying that the best packaging is no packaging.

Packaging producers are turning to pouches and cartons for sustainability purposes.